Frederick awards housing contract for 78 units
The Housing Authority of Frederick awarded Frederick Construction Company the contract to build a 78 unit low rent housing project at West Sixth and North Bentz streets. The project, to be completed in a three story design with brick and built up mar roof, adds to 256 total units under the Authority. Construction begins within 30 days with work expected to run about a year. The site will raze several dilapidated properties and include a new administration office and central maintenance shop.
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Patrick A. Schnaul
Housing Authority of the
Fer
Thomas
Frederick
M. Anderson
Carli
Daniel Kier
Baltimore
Handyman
Frederick Construction Company
Mrs i Inc
John H. Bopst
Towson
Mary-jed
the Fredericks
Inon
Kier
Fimore County
Tion
West Sixth Street
Thas
Frederick County
Baltimore County
Towison
Frederick Construction
Earl
Taney Homes
Lincoln
Carver
Janwic R Nertzhauch
Tobacco Tax Refunds To Be Made Here
County officials announce cash refunds on tobacco stock inventories as of June 30 and three cent Maryland stamps required for refunds. Dealers must file by July 30 with proper certification of stamps purchased. Maryland tax on cigarettes takes effect July 1, eliminating state or county tax on cigars and other tobacco products thereafter. Also notes refunds procedure for machine operators and earlier details on tax repeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McC. Mathias
Herbert S. Schroeder
G-s
Raymond Shipley
Willard
James H. Falkis
A. Williams
John L. Shaw
Falk
Maryland
Scores Counsel For Pleas Of Amendment 5
Atlantic City N J AP A former Maryland circuit court judge criticizes lawyers who advise clients to plead the Fifth Amendment before congressional committees He says such counsel is lawless and harms the profession While addressing the Maryland Bar Association convention Henderson contrasts defending a guilty client with advising lawless conduct The McClellan committee case is cited and Anderson urges impartial testimony and stronger juvenile probation reform and practical law training for students
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Atlantic City
N. J
Maryland
George Henderson
Cumberland
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Henderson
Maryland Bar Assa
G. C. A. Anderson
Association
McClellan
Courts of Justice
Anderson
Baltimore
Reuben Oppenheimer
Baltimore City
McKeldin defends lack of national police force
PIKESVILLE Md AP Gov McKeldin argued that America's loose police system is a credit to the nation. He contrasted it with European and Asian views and warned against a Gestapo style feared in centralized policing. He stressed local control and rejected spying or government overreach.
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Pikesville
McKeldin
America
Magistrate's Court Cases Are Heard Today
A series of magistrate court verdicts were delivered this morning. Glenn William Kaufman of Frederick was fined 30 days in jail in default of 50 dollars for intoxication, with Stockman as charging officer. Donald B. Wright of Damascus was found guilty of speeding on U.S. 40 east of Frederick and faces a 20 dollar fine or 30 days in jail. James Garfield Hill of New Windsor was convicted of exceeding 30 mph on North Market Street and faces a 20 dollar fine or 20 days in jail. Robert Apple of East Fourth Street was fined 5 dollars plus costs for improper parking on East Fourth Street after his car was struck. King reported the incident. Also notes from Quantico report Eisenhower visited the base to discuss defense with leaders. rain canceled a helicopter flight. he completed the journey by automobile.
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Glenn William Kaufman
RFD
Frederick
Edward J. Smith
Kaufman
James Stockman
South Market
West All Saints Street
Donald B. Wright
Damascus
U.S. 40
Henry Stafford
James Garfield Hill
New Windsor
North Market Street
Hill
Norman Dietz
Robert Apple
East Fourth Street
Bernard E. King
King
TV Show Stage Manager Fired
NEW YORK AP stage manager of We Got a Secret was fired for refusing to answer if he ever was a Communist. The dismissal by CBS followed similar refusals by NBC Twenty One director and others during House HUAC hearings.
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New York
Joseph Papp
Columbia Broadcasting System
Charles Dubin
Dubin
House Subcommittee On
UN American Activities
Arthur Lief
Moiseyev
Benjamin Steinberg
Clifford Carpenter
Campobello
Steinberg
Communist Party
Carperter
Papp
Ruling Likely On Plea To Stay TruMan Officials Prison
Chief Judge Archibald K. Gardner weighs a plea by former Truman aides Matthew J. Connelly and T Lamar Caudle to avoid prison. The pair, who conspired to defraud the government in an income tax state, face two-year terms and are due to surrender on Saturday for the start of their sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Louis
Archibald K. Gardner
U.S. Court of Appeals
Matthew J. Connelly
T. Lamar Caudle
Rising streams from continuing rain dulls forecast
Heavy overnight showers pushed June rainfall to around four inches the heaviest since 1951. Officials warned of scattered showers and possible thunderstorms today and tonight, with clearing expected Saturday. A squall line could develop this afternoon bringing severe storms mainly to the east, as cool air meets warmer rain. Temperatures around midmorning reached 60 F, with rainfall totals near 0.93 inch by midmorning and rising. The Monocacy river ran muddy but not high, and officials considered using Singanore filtration plant to pump water due to increasing turbidity in Singanore Creek.
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Monocacy
Singanore
Singanore Creek
Large Retail Market Destroyed by Fire in Delmar Md
Delmar Maryland AP reports a major fire destroyed an auction city retail market near U S 113. Firefighters arrived to find the building engulfed and knocked down the flames as the entire structure burned. Cause of the blaze was not immediately determined.
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Delmar, Md
U.S. 113
Delmar
Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press
Showers and thunderstorms are likely about Monday and Tuesday with rainfall around one inch. Expect a cool weekend with a slight warmup Monday followed by cooler conditions Tuesday or Wednesday. Temperatures will average two to five degrees below normal with highs in the mid 80s in the east and mid to upper 70s in the mountains and lows from the low 50s in the mountains to the mid 60s in the east.
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Associated Press
Republicans Hope For Business Upswing To Aid GOP
In Washington Republicans seek a business upswing to deflect fallout from the Sherman Adams row. GOP leaders debate Eisenhower’s choice to keep Adams, hoping October and November data on sales and employment will blunt anti incumbent sentiment and boost re election prospects. The picture remains mixed as rail loadings hit a 1958 high while policy remains cautious. President Garcia of the Philippines offers a five word summary of the new women’s fashion trend: a sack full of goodies.
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Washington
Sherman Adams
GOP
Congress
Eisenhower
Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Truman
The
Assn. of American Railroads
Federal Reserve
Paul Mm.butler
Gary
Ind
GOOD
Cyprus Plan Rejected by Turkish Cypriot Leaders
Turkish Cypriot leaders rejected Britain's plan to jointly govern Cyprus with Greece and Turkey, while saying they would attend talks. Archbishop Makarios urged views to London as Greek Cypriots pressed Athens for a response. Rioting has claimed 17 lives this month amid NATO pressure and British troop deployments.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Britain
Athens
Constantine Karaimanlis
NATO
Greece
Makarios
Mediterranean
Rauf Denktash
Turkey
Vanguard Launch Scrubbed At 430 AM Cape Canaveral
A Vanguard satellite rocket launch was scrubbed at 4 30 AM EST due to technical difficulties. The attempt was originally set for 5 30 PM Thursday. The slender rocket stood by the service tower amid lights for hours as holds ranged from minutes to three hours. No new launch time was announced.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Vanguard
Sure Fire Corn Cure Tells Chiropodists New Surgery
Dr Lester A Walsh of Midland Texas describes a simple operation to cure corns. The procedure slices open a toe removes a small bone piece to relieve pressure that causes corns. Corns on top and between toes disappear after the bone is removed.
Dinner Held By Scottish Rite 229 Attend at Urbana
The Peter Pan Inn in Urbana hosted Frederick Lodge of Perfection for a Scottish Rite gathering with about 229 members and guests. Elmer Bokesch led toastwork. James I. Ewing named Venerable Master. Dr. Edgar C. Powers awarded to Ewing and Arthur V. Myers in a Knights Commandery Court of Honor ceremony. PROPERTY SOLD. A Knoxville two story six room dwelling with two outbuildings sold at trustees sale for 2150 to William Sehierholz of Knoxville. Edward J. Lynch and W. Jerome conducted the sale with John L. Ponton present.
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Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Frederick Lodge of Perfection
Elmer Bokesch
James I. Ewing
Edgar C. Powers
Mr. Ewing
Arthur V. Myers
Knights Commandery Court of Honor
iCourt House
Knoxville
William Sehier
Holz
Edward J, Lynch
W. Jerome
Tutt
John L. Ponton
Voneer
May Breaden Goldfine inquiry fuels ethics push
Washington Republican members press for a broad probe into Bernard Goldfine's contacts with federal officials over four decades. Rep. Bennett says Adams is not alone in accepting gifts, as the Pentagon reports over 2 million dollars in Goldfine tied textile contracts since 1953. SEC and White House dispute over an agreed case dismissal prompts testimony requests as Adams faces resignation calls and GOP divisions widen ahead of fall elections.
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Washington
API
House
Bernard Goldfine
John B. Bennett
Mich
Sherman
Adams
Goldfine
Eisenhower
Boston
Bostonian
Bennett
Pentagon
Securities and Exchange Commission
White House
Iby Adams
East Boston Co
SEC
Edward N. Gadsby
Eissenhower
Federal Trade. Commission
GOP
George D.aiken
Ralph Flanders
Frank Carlson
Kan
Jacob i K. Javits
Charles A. Halleck
Ind
Charles
E. Chamberlain
Eugene
Siler Ry
Harry G. Haskell
Del
Walter Stauffer
U S Pay Hike Bill Signed Affects Million White Collar Workers
President Eisenhower signed a 10 percent retroactive pay raise for about 1,021,072 federal white collar workers, with back pay totaling 250 million dollars and annual payroll rising by 342 million. Back pay distribution starts next month across Civil Service, legislative, judicial, Veterans Administration medical staff, and foreign service employees. The average individual rise is 331 dollars annually, with retroactive averages around 259 dollars. The measure creates 599 top grade federal career jobs, about 300 in science and engineering fields.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U.S
Civil Service
Legislative Branch
Judicial Branch
Veterans Administration
Foreign Service
Federal
White Teacher To Wed Negro Soprano in Springfield
Adele Julia Addison a 32 year old Negro soprano will wed Norman Berger white NYU staff member in Springfield on June 29. The ceremony will be at the home of Miss Addison’s uncle and aunt James Addison who adopted her in infancy.
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Springfield
Mass
Adele Julia Addison
Norman Berger
New York University
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Deuter
Dey Iton
Potomac
Brunswick
M’keldin
North
Turk’s Inn
Bentz and
Sixth
Frank Keefer
Bentz
Bentz Corner
Nikirk
Klinehart
Ailey
IEE
Quantico Quantico, Va
Marine Corps Base
U. S
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